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Nosebands: Accessories to the (blue-tongue) crime?

Some dressage horses, even Olympic champions, have blue tongues when they are ridden. Why is this happening? This video exposes some of the evidence, and suggests that tight nosebands are at the centre of the problem - aiding and abetting training practices that are leading to blue tongues; which means that some riders may not realise this is likely to violate the animal welfare legislation in many countries they compete in. This is not good news, for the horses, riders, the sport, and all the businesses who rely on them. To learn more about horse welfare, and how welfare is assessed using the Five Domains Model visit https://www.openlearning.com/une/cour... Note: There's an audio malfunction (at timeline 25:30) but if you turn on the captions you can read what's missing!